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Modifiying the accuracy of all assembly parts

fnefli
13-Aquamarine

Modifiying the accuracy of all assembly parts

Hi,

Is it possible to implement the modification of the accuracy of all the elements of an assembly in one simple menu (maybe adding components selector in the accuracy windows?) in futur versions of Creo Parametrics? It takes a lot of time to do it part by part or by configuring ModelCHECK.

Thanks in advance.

Nefli F.


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Mahesh_Sharma
22-Sapphire I
(To:fnefli)

Fahd,

This is not a part of current functionality (Not available in Creo 3.0 as well). If you have expertise in Toolkit/VB Api you can try the option suggested by Jeroen.

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jsarkar
1-Newbie
(To:fnefli)

you may edit template part or assembly file by your required accuracy so that all the created file follows the same accuracy.

Jeroen
1-Newbie
(To:fnefli)

It's possible to do this by accessing the Creo assembly with (for example) the VB api.

By programming this in Excel for example, the VBA code can search for all parts (or features) in the assembly, and update the accuracy (or any other parameter)

Mahesh_Sharma
22-Sapphire I
(To:fnefli)

Fahd,

This is not a part of current functionality (Not available in Creo 3.0 as well). If you have expertise in Toolkit/VB Api you can try the option suggested by Jeroen.

fnefli
13-Aquamarine
(To:fnefli)

Thanks for the infos.

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